Moon River - Simple Numbers Explains the Republican Push for Amnesty

[INVAR]

With all the pandering and maneuvering over DACA, the precipice of whether or not Conservative/Constitutional Republicanism survives is already being crossed as you sit and read this.

Math doesn't lie and often reveals the truth that political rhetoric hides with a bunch of emotional pap that buries warning signs.

I cannot discount much of what this blog author writes, and while his analogy is crass - I have contended for some time that the Republican Party as well as the Democrats have consigned themselves to replacing the indigenous population of White Christian Americans with third world squatters who welcome a Socialist Dictatorship.

From a simple political perspective - it comes down to numbers.  Trump may have been a small reprieve from the inevitable - but inevitable is coming.

Moon River

...It’s about logistics.

It’s about putting bodies in booths. You can meticulously pore over each candidate’s resume and qualifications; evaluate their reasoning and integrity; maybe even calculate the costs of their proposals. And when you are finished and armed with an immaculate decision reflecting the country’s best broad interests, you can march to the precinct on election day where your vote will promptly be negated by a “minority” who decided in one nano-second that he simply hates whites and wants gibs. Thank you, drive through.

So with that in mind, I’d like to point out Trump’s 2016 margin of victory in a few key states.

Michigan: 13,080
Wisconsin: 27,257
Pennsylvania: 68,236
Florida: 114,455

That’s a grand aggregate margin of 223,028. Between then and November 2020, approximately 4.4 million legal migrants will alight in America. In addition, some estimate 100,000 have already decamped from Puerto Rico to Florida this year alone. Of that number, I would say Trump can count on the wavering support of three.

Does he understand this math? Do even the most terminally cucked Republicans?

[TomSea]

Exactly, just like a whole lot of those in the United Kingdom per refugees, I don't see how people can be for these newcomers coming to the country except for a few cases, I'm sure some people are truly persecuted in their own nations.

How Lindsay Graham, Paul Ryan and others can be for amnesty is beyond me. Demographics doesn't even need any help as it is now.

[INVAR]

When Assimilation into a distinct American culture is not even within anyone's brainwaves, much less a consideration, our fate is already sealed.

Just like Europe's.

The culture that believes in itself the most, the longest, and is willing to do whatever it takes to insist upon its culture being the supreme and dominant culture - will prevail.

Let that sink in, and recognize we are already toast.

[skeeter]

When Assimilation into a distinct American culture is not even within anyone's brainwaves, much less a consideration, our fate is already sealed.

Just like Europe's.

The culture that believes in itself the most, the longest, and is willing to do whatever it takes to insist upon its culture being the supreme and dominant culture - will prevail.

Let that sink in, and recognize we are already toast.

With the race hatred that the democrat party has nurtured over the past few decades ascendant the future for the former majority doesn't look all that bright.